The Sun. — London, England, 1808-08-22 00:00:00

om the L 0 1 2 V. D 0 ...V 6 7 ,4 7 F,T t 6; •180 8 Whitt.holl, Aug. O, 'I8458;'" • The King hai been pleas( - N1 to nornitatli and op.: point George Ferg - usson, of Hermand, E , ( - 1. to be 'OLIO of the Lords of, Justiciary in that part of the United Kingdom called Scotland, in the room of Sir Nairne, of Datisitinan, Bart: resigned. War Office, 4:ig. 23, tBoB. Atii Regiment of ()lagoon Goarda, Surgeon Nirian Bruce, trom tile XBtir Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Irwin, appointed r 4eon to the Forces. iteginqeut . of Liyht Dragoons, Cornet John H. Robeck b. be Lieutenant, by purchase, Irce , Russell, who retires. Robert Chamsion, Gent. to be Cornet, without I;ur - Francis G. Goodwin, Gent. to be ditto. 9' ii I )itto, Comet Francis. Warren to be Lieutenant, by pur.. • chase vice Imidley, promoted. 13‘ h Ditto ? Robert Betiwell Edwards, Gent. to be Cornet, ~y purcitae. Ditto, Cornet T. T. Ellis to be Lieutenant, by pur t.., vice Bishop, promoted in-the I.lth Foot. Wm. J. arson, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ponton, feltrtS. i:n llirro,. I•3”.naster Ed*aret .- P. Flenslow, from the id !tt.,lion of the gcth Foot„ . :to lie. Paymaster, vice Corral!, , i4sinissed • • ill 'Ditto; John Jenkin lonip, Cent. to be Cornet; without ie:ir,:llase; vice O'Dell, who resigns. RegAnslnt . of Foot Guards, The -Non. , Richard FitzGib boil to be Ensign, without liitrelutse, Nice Stewart, pro. meted in - the Cape Regiment. zit Iteginithit of toot, Brevet Major Thomas Deane, from the 64th Foot, to be Major, vice M‘Donneil, deceased. Assistant-Surgeon R. SwAllow, from thc Std Dragoon Cuurth, to be-Surgeon, vice Plenderleath.„ A ppointed Sur- gcon to the Forces. . • .40 Ditto,. lohn Marie, Gent, to be Eo,ol‘.•• e by purchase,vice Clutterbuck, promoted. $ • ith Ditto, Nathaniel Harden, Gehi. t,. Ensign, 'by pur chase, vice Pennington, promonal. • t.ieutenant D. E. lohns9a to be Adjutant, vice Stew3rl; litho resigns the Adjutantcy only. tit Ditto, Captain . A. 1. Preston, from the iSth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Watson, wtreexchanges. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry D. Loftus, froM theS3d. Foot, 4to be Captain of a Company, without pachise. Hugh Viscount Ebrington to be Ensign, without purchase. t ith Ditto, Captain Wm. Owen, from the Calle . Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, without purZhva - Se. -Ensign Richard Haynes Tones, from the ad Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice eteWfier, proitioted. Ensign Thomas Stephens. from the Sth •Garrison-Batta lion, to be Lieutenant, without purihase, vice O'Farrell, • promoted. • :; - 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas H. Liglit.' , iterri the Seth Foot, to be Captain a a Company, withkit - piiic,hase. Ensign I. B. Ainsworth to be Lieutenant, without pur:. chase, vice Wynniatt, who retires. :6th Ditto, Brevet Major F. H. Thomas to bc Major, vice Bowyer, deceased. Lieutenant Philip F. Hall, from - the 37th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thomas. .:13th Ditto, Lieutenant Burgeis Comae, from the zsth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of Companyvithotit purchase, Ensign D. M. Davis to be Lieutenant, without, purchase, vice Enraght, appointed to the Royal "li - 1 4 ••••. kingers. Sa muel Holmes, Gent. to be Ensign, .vice - aid Ditto, Captain toe Hon. F. I. Percy-friim.the 9th Gar tison attalion, to be Captain of a - CoMPany, without purchase. ...,_ , -4 4 111 Ditto, Lieut. Alex. Jesseman , from t,he Aberdeenshire Militia, to be Ensign. hnsigti Atti.ur rolinson, from the Warwick Militia, to be Ensign. • aith Ditto, Charles Leslie, Gent. to be .Ensign,.by purchase, vice Hebb, promoted. a7th Ditto, Captain John Brown, from the Bth Garrison i Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. i Captain E. (. Eliott, trOm. the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be ditto. fist Ditto-, Captain' Wm, H. Meyrick, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. ; Lieutenant Richard Cust, from the 35th Foot, to be ditto. ss:h Duro, Captain - May, trotn.the York Light Wan try Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company, without I pur,.nase, vice l'av ler, appointe:i to the Sad Foot. As sistanr.-S orgccur -- Criirtes 7 Annesley, from the Chasseurs I.3rit,iiniques, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Morgan, placed on lialtiday. 1. • . 37th Ditto, Ensign - William Stuart to be Lieutenant, vict Page, deceased. Ensign 'A. E. Dela-Bourdonnaye, trom the York .‘.ight infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hall, proMoted in the 16th Foot. !ono Carew, Gent, to be Ensign, - vice Stuart. Ditto, Lieutenant .Henry ‘Veatherstone, from the acl . . Garrison Eattali:m, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, r it e Perry, proin , ited -43(1 Ditto, Captain Lord-F.. J. H. Somerset, from the 6th t; 1 arrison Battalion,: to be Captain of a Company, without ' purchase. 47th Ditto, Ensign john - Harley, from the'elh Garrison Bat. ealion, to be Ensign, without purchete, vice 'Norton, i peo mned in the sat -Garrisen Bettelien. .y.:l Ditto, Captain faMes'Paeler, from the 35th Foot, to be Captain or a Company e without purchase. lathes Knox e - Ceet. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bale, who re signs. Wentworth Burgess, Gent. to be Entlik t ie,' without purchase: ' setie Ditto, , Captain Btereton Watson, from the 7th Foot, to ' • be Captem of a CiAnivariy, vice Preston, who exchanges. .ii . 9t4 Ditto, Lieutenant 1. 0. Carpenter, from the 328 Foot, to 'be Captain ()fa Company, without purchase. ej,e Ditto, lee.uteeant Charles Fealte, from the 96th• Foot, to te Le:leen:Aire vice PiCkering, who exchanges. , LA; Dieu, ensign Henry Taylor to be lieutenant, by pur ,base, vice Dickenson, promoted. fah Ditto;_ Charles M'Carthy, Gent, to bt Ensign, by put. chase, vice Knox, promoted in the 27th Foot. 68th Ditto, Ensign jolts Thomson, from the Dumfries .. shire to be Ensign. 77th - Ditto, Lieutenant G. W. 11 _owes, feum the 7Ztla Foot, to . he Captain of a Company, by purchese,-viee Vortheute, wen retires. eotle Ditto, Ensign P. Carmichael to be Lieutenant, with - out perchese, vice Ewen Cameron, deceased. tat DAtto; Captain Richard Cole, fromithe'9th Garrison Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. 84th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Darling, from the Quarter -Master-General's Stall; to be Major, without purchase, vice Dickensom, promoted. eLi be Captains of CotnpanieS, without purchaseeeCaptain Wm. 5 ates. lohnson, from the 9th Garrison Battalion. , • Captain Jame.; Lane, the 7th ditto. Captain Charles Macgregor, from the 3d ditto. Captain Wan. Pigott, troM the 4th ditto, To be Lieutenant, without purchase—Ensign James Arthur, from the Kel Foot. SbitAlt Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Jones, from the 52t1 Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Lieutenant H. Bright, from the 76th Foot, to be ditto. Stith Ditto, Lieutenant P. H. Cockburn, from the- eth Gar-• iison Battalion, to be Lieutenant. vice Hinchley, who ex- Assistant-Surgeon James Arthur, irons the 6th Diaeeon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Bruce, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. Ditto s Lieutenant John Watson, from the +Ferrer Mi. !ilia, to be-Ensign, without purchase. oth Ditto, Hospital. elate C. H. Colton to be Assistant- Surgeon. . 952 h tlitp, Lieutenant Charles Whitby, from the ist Gar s - rion ifettalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Creagh, who ex _ - eitanges. Lieut. J. Pickering, from the 63d Foot, to be L i u „, t ,„„„ t , - v i ce e ee e e , who exchanges. IA West India Regiment, Captain A. Maclean to be Major, e•itliout purchase, vice Darley, deceased'. Lieutenant A. Tvfeeplictson to be Captain ,0f.5. Company, vice Maclean. Ensign J. M. We4g to he Lieutenant, vice Macpherson. Ensign lames Davis, from the 55th Foot, to be. Lieutenant, vice Ellis, deceased. Timms, Geht.to..be Ensign, vice Wei;, promoted. Serjeatit Major Peter Cosgrave, from the sth Foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of En si4n, vice, t. Ills, deceased. eth Ditto,. Ensign Richer:l Spratt, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant,without purchase, vice Chap. man deceased. 6th Ditto, Ensign john Chisholm to be Lieutenant, with , -output chew., vice Hodgins, deceased. P. Kennedy, Gent. to.be Ensign, without purchase, vice Sprats, promoted in the 4th Wes: India Regiment. IVm. Sitron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chisholm. Scrjeaut Major Walsh to be Led. j yeant (with the Rank of Ensign), vice Scott, deceased. lett:elan Regiment, Lieut. fames Fullerton to be Captain of e Company, without purchase s , vice Hay, superseoed. Cape Regiment, Ensio the Hon, T. Stewart, ;ruff the rst koot eittares, to be c'aptain of a Company, without pur. eitese, vice ve wen, appointed to the s Ith Foot. ." 41 Votk Light I nfantty Yetuntem, Lieutenant Vivir.nil 'Moorc, • BFay, froth the 31st Foot, •to be Captain Of a Company, without purchase, vice ; May, appoinzed to_the 3ith ' 'Royal A trican Corps, Lie,ut. 1. N. Nealson, Ira •rt the.4th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, withAat purchase. •ist Garrison Battalion, I 'eta. M. Creagile, tram the g6th Foot, to be I ieutenant, vice Wh:ttby, who exchanges. '2cl Ditto, Wm. Collis, Gent. to be Ensign, vice jcine, pro moted in the lith Foot. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant john Carnae, from the gth Garrison • Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mevick, ap pointed to the 3ist Foot. Lieutenant Frederic Lumly, - from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain Of a Company,' vice M‘Gregiff, appointed to the 84th Foot. 4th Ditto,' Lieut. Henry Tarleton; from the - zist Light Dta-• goon , , to tte - Captain of a Company, vice L Butt, appoint : ed to the 27th root. Lieutenant Edwin Sandys, from the Ist Dragoons, to besclitto, vice Pigott, appointed to the 84th Foot Lieutenant "Charles Newman Hinchley, front the 88th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cockburn, who ex changes. Ensign John Bell from the 24th oot, to be ditto, vice Schwartz, who resigns. sth Ditto, Ensign Charles Barron Norton, from the 47th Foot, to be 'Lieutenant, vice Beale, appointed to the i6th Foot. Addison Lowe, Gent. to be Ensign, vice, Stephens, promoted in the r all Foot. 6th Ditto, Lieut Wm. Wemyss, from the 93d Foot, to be 'Captain of a Company, vice Lord F. j. Somerset, appoint ed to the 43d Foot. 7th• Ditto, Lieut, the Hon. F. C. Shanhope, fromthe loth Light Diagoons, to be Captainpf a Company, vice Lane, appointed to the 84th Foot. Bth Ditto, Lieut. john Hamilton, from the 6th-Dragoon G pack, to be Captainofa Company, vice Brown, appoint , ed to the 27th Foot. gth Ditto, Lieut. I. C. Macrae, from the 76th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Johnson, - appointed to the 84th Foot. Lieut. the Hon. S. M. Gardner, from the tith Foot, to be Captain ola Company, vice Percy, appointed t to the 23d Foot. Lieut. Ch, Knatchbutl, from the Lith Light Dragoons, to be ditto, vice Cole, appointed to the 8 tst Foot. tzth Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain the Hon. C. South well, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a. Corn pany. STAFF. Major N. Campbell, of the 54th Foot, to be Deputy Akin tint General w the Forces serving in the Windward and Leeward Islands, - with the Rank of Lieut.-Colonel in t 11,7 Army, vice Bowyer, dei:eased. BARRACK S. R. Siy, Gent, to be a Barrack Master in Great Britain, vice • James Read, dismissed. MEMORANDUM. Ensign Duncan M • Imre, of the 79th Foot,' who was au parceded in-the Gazette of thOzgth of March last, is rein stated in his Rank. t.The undermentioned Appisintments, - as stated in the Ga.. • zetted the i3th inst. have not taken place, viz. Surgeon White, - from the Bth Foot, to be. SurgAon - of a Re- cruiting District, vice Nl' Cormici, dece4,sett. Assistant= Surgeon, Arthur, from the 6th Dragbon guards, to be Surgeon in the 88th-Foot, vice White.. EKRATUIItin the ofthel3thinst... For Surgeon Henry G. frorn.the 35th Foot. .to be Surgeon to 'the - Read —SurgeUtt • H airy •G En l iety, front the 53,1 Foot, to be Surgeon to the Forces. Ccunmissioas signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County f G lainctrgan. Royal Glamorgan Militia. Henry Knight, Esq. to be Colonel Commandant. Dated April 30 ' igce.. William leffreys, Esq.: to be Captain. Dated Allay 24, Igo& Wm. Neillys, Gent. to be Ensign.. Dated May to, 1808. Thomas Griffith, Gent. to be dit to. Dated lune 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of, the. County of Bedford. Bedfordshire Militia. Ambrose Glynn, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July rr, 183. Bedford Volunteer Infantry.' Ensign George Nash to be Lieutenant. vice. Street. deceased. Dated May 2.5, 180 g. William Manning, Gent, to be En. sign, vice Nash, promoted. Dated as above._ 13iggleowade Company of Volunteer I-nfantry. Nathaniel Vin Cent Herbert, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Heroert, dece'aszd. Dated luly 13, ISOB. Commissions in the Shropshire Regiment QS Volunteer In- lantiy, signed &y the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Thomas Heber to be Caitlin, vice Heber, pro moted. Dated Aug. 6, 1808. Lieutenant George Duraut, Esq. to be Captain, vice Charlton, promoted. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of -ttle _County . • of Worcester. " • Droitwich Volunteer Infantry. Edward Bookey Penrice, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. Dated Aug..B, 1808 Robert Penrice, Esq: to be Captain. Dated as above. Wrn...*.ubeson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Commissions signid by the Lcrl k Licutenant of the County of ur Yarmouth Regiment. John Seeker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Costerton, promoted. Dated July 2 , 5, ,sos. Norfolk Yeomanry Rangers. .Ist Troop.—Lieutenant Becher to be Captain, vice Folkes, resigned. Dated Aug. 6; 1808. Cornet Kaven to be Lieu tenant, vice Becher, promoted. Dated as above. Anthony Gwyn, Cent. to be Cornet, vice Raven, promoted. zd Troop. —Lieutenant Hill to be Captain. Dated Aug. 7, George Graver. jun. Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated as above. lohn Overton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Hare; resigned. Dated as above. - - - t 5. Chrie,thiilierCobb, of fliiA4 - Ood,county of South, aoapton, hosier, at three, at the White Hart, Ring- wo,d. Sept. t 6. Harold Stanley, of Newark-uPon-Trent, Not tinghamshire, scrivener, at eleven, at the Kingston Arms I nn, Newaer-tipon-Trent. Sept. 19. Thomas Hulme Robinson, and George Newman Hardey,nf Liverpool, provision-brokers, at eleven, at the Globe tavern, Liverpool. Sept z 6. William Hayter, of Southmolton, Devonshireivint ner,'at eleven, at the Old London len, Eieter. ' Sept. t 7. Alexander Davis and Nathan Davis, of Little Carter-lane, Dolors' Commons, London, warehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 13. Charles Dawes, of Hunting : lOn, sadler, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, IluntiNdon. Sept. 12. (Wm Heskin, of Liverpool, straw-hat-manufac turer, at eleven, at the George Inn Liverpool: Sept 17.. john IVl‘Derrnott, latent' lied Lion-street, South wark, Surrey, hop and seed-faetor, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES. Sept. 10. john Clenell, of Newcaste-upon-Tyne, pin•ma- n . ufaitirer. Stephen tiunt,. of Crondall, county of Southampton, tanner. William White, of Newhall-street, Birmingham, tailor. PARTNERSHIPS DISOLPED. loseph Davies and William Williams, Liverp,:ol, breeches- makers and glovers. James Forrest, ). Win. Sowerhy, and Samuel Ecking Mellor, • city of Chester, cotton-spinners. James Carter and T. Carter, city of Coventry, watch;.manu ' fa& n rers William Tucker, Isaiah Hirt, jun. and John Ivory, Ply mouth-Dock, spirit-merchants. Thomas Pardoe and Charles Williams, county of Salop, linen-drapers. Isabella Suttonotlarriot Winekworth, &c. of London, flour faiors and ►nealmen. Thomas ()livers Warwick,. John Adlard, and Thomas Holy, - • of Rotherham, colour-makers, ze:c.' v W. F. Handley, john TriandieS and john Reynoldson, New ark-upon-Trent, merchants. lames Gray and Thomas Elswortli, Bishopsgate, London. Wm. Hallam and Henry Witham, Culver-bridge, county of Dell) •- blacksmiths. . Wm'. Carter and J. H. Samuel, Charing-croSs,, Lottery- Office Keepers. •'' . Simon Allen, jun. Nathan Ablitt, and James Ablitt; of Ipswich, InerchAnts. . Thomas Wilkinson, ThorryslWilkinson, jun, and Charles Wilkinson, of London, me.chants. Rd. Lathbury and S. Shirlley, Middlesex, tailors, &c. Rd. Marriott, las. Taylor, and las. Payne, of Northampton, ~ corners iind leather-sellers. . john Read and lienry Read, Old Jewry, merchants ' and ladors. . . • . Sam. Pearson, george Pearson, -jut. and Nath. Pearson, of Macclesfield, silk.manufaelurers. Cath. Coles and l . I . I3urckhardt, of Duke-street, Adelphi, jewellers. • ' - - , Henry Crawley and Wm. Watts, jun. of.Bi istol, reaifiers. Thos. Reynolds azd John Dixon; St. Marlin's-le-Grand, ironmongers. , , - . BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Francis Frank land, of Bow-lane, Cheapside, London, ware houseman, from Aug. 20 to OCI. g, at eleven, at Guildhall. Richard Ledwell, late of Cleveland -street, New-road, St. Pancras, Middlesex, cow-keeper, from Aug. i 6 to Oa. 4r at ten, at Guildhall. Samuel Sanders, of Abchurch-lane, Londif, , vintner, from Aug. 27 to Oct. s, at ten, at Guildhall. .BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. lames, of,Swansea, Glarnorganshirc, shopkeeper. BANKRUPTS. • Jj,ines Powell and William Darch Ormond, of Bristol, wine . and spirit-merchants, to surrender Aug. 7.3, at eleven, and OW t, at five, at Reeve's Hotel, Bristol. •Attornies, Messrs. Bengough and Palmer, Bristol ; or Mr. Tarrant, Chancery-lane, London. Jolla Crumbleholme, of Preston, Lancashire, grocer, 'Sept. rg, 20, and Od. t, at eleven, at the Do„ Inn, - Preston. Attornies, Mr. Sudell, Preston ; or Mr.Blackstoot, St. MiMrect's-court, Poultry, 'London. William Atka tones, of Aldernianbury, London, haber. dasher, Sept. to, 17, and 06t. t, at ten, at Guildhall. ,At. tornies,yessrs. Berridge, Hatton-Garden. . _ Whitehead, latent Shaw-Hall, Saddlewortli, York shire, woollen-manufacturer, Aug. 25, Sept. 19, am! O. 1, at twelve, at the Bull's Head,' Muscly, Ashton-under- Line. Attornies, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-under-Line; or Mr. Battye Chancery-lane, London. - - , Thomas Troughtoii, of Liverpool, stationer, Sept. 9, to, and Oa. t, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. 13;gg, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. SLryinshcr, Livdpool. Joshua Metcalfe, now or late of Skipton,Yorksbi re, Thread. maker, Sept.- so, 17, at the King's Arms Inn, and Ott. r, at the Thanet Arms Inn, Skiption, at eleven-each day. AttOrnies, Mr. Scofield, Skipton ; or Mr. Swale, Gleat Ormond-street, London. Wilihm Michael Russell, of Vauxhall, Surrey, maltster, Aug 27, Sept. to, and od. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. At tonnes, Messrs. A 'cock, Boswell and Corner, D !VIDE A'DS Oct. 3. Ann Harding, of Bristol, haberdasher, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Sept. la. lohn Brooke, of Hartshead; Dewsbury, Yorkhire, merchant and manuladurer, at ten, at the,Man and Saddle Inn, Dewsbury. Sept. 17. GeorAe Stevens, the younger, of Bedford, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. - Sept. iz. Charles Waugh, of Blackburn. Lancashire, linen draper, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Blackburn. Sept 12. John Pearson, of Althorn, and Thomas Spence, of Blackburn, Lancashire, corn-dealers, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Blackburn. LC) NOON : Hinted by RiCHARft Ha a ts, of No. 4, Mattlett-court, Bow.street; and publitheA b) WILLIAM ARMICER SCRIPPS, South . Molton :l 4,reet, Grosvenor-square; Al the Svs.Cir r rck No. 1t u strand ; where //dye tiserninti r Orders tot the P...er, letters for the Editor, &c, (Dos,t-paid) 'mist be addressed. SURREY ASSIZES. Saturday John Griffiths was indieted for assault ing John Trudget, on the King's highway, and rob bing him of his- pOcket-hook, containing two one pound notes, . Mr—Trudget, the Prosecutor, was totally deaf, he nevertheless, gave very corre& evidence of the trans:- eaion. The form of the oath was written, which he read aloud and articulately; but from a defective formation of the organs of .speech, he was obliged to compress his, lips with his fingers, to.enable him to produce distin& tones. He gave, the following account of the transa&ion : being at tpsain .Races, he- had put his horse lap and walked'to the ground; he supposed there had been a call to clear the course. 4 but as' he was deaf he did not hear it. He was led, however, l i p thiutt so from all the people running off the grounu ; he turned round with a view of doing the same, when he was surrounded and hustled by several men. The Prisoner held his arms up while some other hand took his book from his pocket. It was handed to the Prisoner, and by him over his shoulder to another. He seized the Prisoner by the collar, and the gang made a violent effort to rescue him; beheld him fast till other persoris came to his assistance. The Jury found the Prisoner 'Gtu.il?J. William Pilkington was put to the' bar, charged with the murder of his father-in-law, Montague Wm. Hyndes, on the v.2th day of August instant, by shooting him with a pistol, the ball from which going through his body, was the cause of hiS death on the following morning. Serjeant ONsLow stated the case precisely as it appeared in the following evidence. William Cooper,is the landlord of the Red Lion, in the Maze, Southwark. On Friday night, about eleven, as he. was putting up his shutters, he saw Pilkington come' over to his house, opposite him, on horseback, and Hyades met hini at the door, took the horse from him, and put him up in the stable. Both parties came in, and after drinking some zin went into. a little parlour behind the.bar together. While putting up his shutters he heard the report of ,a pistol, and going into the parlour, saw Hyndes and Pilkington in the room, Hyndes was lying on the floor near the door; and the .other standing just be fore him; a pistol was lying by his feet and the side of the other. He asked.Pilkington what he had been doing? He replied " nothing. " Hyndes said, " am shot." Pilkingion said, " if he is shot, he did it himself: :.he is only stunned, give him a little air,. and he will soon recover." Hyndes said, " you are a rogue and a liar, you did it, you know you did it." He perceived the muzzle Of a large pistol standing out of the coat pocket of Pilkington, and Dr. Clarke, who was called in, said to him, " you have a pistol in your pocket, you shall not stir till it is taken from . you." Johnston, a gunner, in"the King's service,who had come - into the room, assisted him, and the pistol was takeh out of his pocket ; it was loaded, and there were also three spare ball-cartridges found in his pocket. Pilkington was not sober, in his opinion, at the time he caused him to be taken into custody; and the '• body of Hyndes was taken to St. Thomas's ,Hospital, at his own request. Henry Arkell, a baker in the Maze, within two doors of the prisoner, hearing the.sound of a pistol, went with Cooper into the back parlour, and saw the .partieS in the position' described by Cooper; - when he went in, deponent said to Pilkington, '' it is a shocking accident ;" to which he answered, " he" ' did it himself, in trying to wrench the pistol,out of my hands, so help Me 'God." The deceased then shook his head at him, and said, " you liar, you did it yourself." After lying a little while, and complaining of his bowers,' he repeated what he said before to Pilkington-- you villain, you have murdered the best - of fathers." Mary Elizabeth Cooper, the landlady of the house„ said she saw the parties, whom she knew, come into the house, and go into the parlour. Hyndes sat down . on a chair near the partition, and the prisoner stood with his back on the end of the table, not three yards frptn:)#, Shy heard the deceased sal', yoiLl had better go borne ; his reply watt, " Let me alone, say no, rupre, „ Hyndes again begged him to go hotne,:and he said then, in au angry tone, " What is .that to you r : the room 'is as free ibr me as it is for you." The witness went into her bar, which is close_ to the trirlour, and some Other words passed that she did not hear distinctly enough to swear to; 'all she could collect was, the hearing . the prisoner_Say, in an angry and loud , tone, to the other, " What do you say, Sir," and that . this was followed by Sornething like a struggle or a tussel—she heard tbt,= deceaSed speak as if he was resisting, but could not. mention the words any farther than, ". Do you think .1 . 'am afraid of it ?"—almost instantly she heard , the 'report of a pistol, and went into the room; the deceased said in her hearing, " Oh ! Lord, Ohl Lord; BEII a dead man the Los;d forgive these,,were the main points. Mr. Thomas Clarke, a surgeon, who .was called in to the assistance of Hyades, proved the wound by, a pitol ball to have beep the came of.his death. The further part of tha evidence was Material. He aske4 Hytides, who shot him ? he said the prisoner; He a,sked'him how it happened ? he told him that Pil kington had pulled oul a pistol, and that he was not afraid of it. He than asked him it they had both hold - Of the pistol ? replSC, I had. How did it go OW? Why, by/pulling the trigger, to be sure. Did you see Lila pull the,trigger ? To, this he - could get no information• Fh then asked the prisoner why he carried pistols ? he said, because he liked it, and to defend biniself: John Smith Sloper, a medical assistant in St. Th o Hospital, said,' that as he was of opi,nion that the death.of Hyndes was inevitable, he advised him to make himself easy ; .thinking he was inclined to repose himself, his friend, a pupil, and the sister of the Ward,' (Mrs. Bateman), fell back, and then! heard him say, as to him Self, '' Oh ! the villain, he has murdered the best of fathers, who once saved his life before." This, and his praying to God to for give .him, were his last words ; he died about a• quarier i past three in the morning of the t3t l h, tha following day. The body was, since opened, and. the of a bullet throUghthe intestines given, as the.cause of his death. prisoner, in his defence, said only thatite was intO'Nieated, and as for killing his father, he had no thought of any such thing. This he said with all appearance of much emotion and - real contrition. Tice LORD ChiEF BARON summed up -the evidence .with great care aridat tention, and observed upon the different causes in which a person might make use of the word murdered, so that by.saying you murdered Me, the deceased might only mean that the Prisoner was' the cause of his -death.- He also said, that as there was a variance in the larguage of the deceased imMediately after the inflielion of the death-wound, and juat previous to his.dealh, it .would be best to consider that the forinprem.Vrsaions Were used when the' deceased was smarting with the recent wound, .and felt perhaps some degree of impatience and ani mosity against the Prisoner but that the language he used in the. Hospital was more like that of a per soh conscious of his approaching death, but exer cising his faculties Galt ly When he was resigned to his fate. The using - ,the •pistol at all was not ao counted for 'by (he . 1 4 1 - isbn „ er. • The Jury found .the r Prisdner Guilty of slate leer. He was fined one Shilling,- and order - ed to be imprisoned for twelve months. Thomas Roberts . was bidi6ted for the. Murder - of Thomas Linton in a . bdx.ing cnaicli. 'The - JLiry ac quitted the prisoner of murder, burfouild !!im of Manslaw o thier. He was . selitchceth;2 plya fine of otieShilling, and to be discharged. • Jolt,/ Alien was found guilty of stealing a 'lit!'" gelding, the property of •Wm. Liley, in a:field at Frittikv,.in - this palish. The prisoner was also tried and Cisovi4ed 'of stealing. another -horse at lliegate, the pitsperty of Mr. Gorse,,farrner.• ..- HiA,ordship then passed sentence of death on -fourt.lpital conviets; but it is not. known whether %Thy will be left for execution. • • Qn Tuesday last, at Berwick, the south side a the bill, on which the church of Peebles stands, burst open during the - heavy rain, and felt 'with a tremendods crash, carrying trees and rocks along with it, and nearly buried in ruins the house inhabited by .the Minister of the parish, while the family were asleep. It is not a little extraordinary, th - at the church was not in the least injured. • Yesterday evening a sailor and a young boy bur glari9usly entered the chambers immediately ad ioning the house of Mr. READ, in Lincoln's Inn, and succeeded in packing up plate and other arti cles, in value upwards of 5.01. Just as they were about to decamp with the booty, they were over' heard in the adjoining chambers-, taken into custody, and safely lodged in Covent Garden watch-house. SHIP NEWS. CRAVEsEND, AtJCIJST 19. Passed by—the Helena, blumer, from Stockholm ; De. vonshire, Murry, and the Lady Castlereagh, frurn , . , Sailed"---the Union,. Simpson, for India; st. A n tonio, Sep, for the Brazils; Flora Broad, for Gihrultar ; andth Venetia,Norbury, Skock'holin. ' • BIRTHS. ()n Wedrieiay last, at Little Hampton,' Sussex, the Lady of Captain Morris, of the 73d Regiment, Major of 13rigad0 • to the Forces, of.a Daughter "' . • ' • - On the 19th inst. at Wandsworth, the Lady of lignicl Garrett, of a Daughter. Oa Saturday, in upper Gower -street, the Lady of Lieu. tenant-Colonel I‘l.ic,lonalti, of a Daughter. MARRIED. Or. the .711 inst. at Cheltenham, Captain Blake, .13 th Fool ;loci Of Belmont, in the County of Galway, Ireland, to Mrs. Walk:li Erskine, widow of Mr.jor-Gener4l Erskine, of Card Perthsitire, mind only daughter of the late Lieutenant. General Sir CVilliairr Myers, Barr. On Saturday last; Mr. 'W heaticy, of Islington, Gold to Nlias Charlotte Basire, daughter of the late Mr- Basire, of Charlotte-street. DIED. Lately; at Barbadces, Lieutenant-Colonel Bowyer, Adju , taut-General there, .a.(l nephew of General Bowyer. On Thursday even.ng last, at his country seat, Eltharn - Lodge, in Kent, Oliver Farrer, Esq. of Bedford-square. On fridriy.last, at his house. at Wilmington, near Dart.. ford, Kent, 'fames Cumming, Esq. Admiral of - the White' aged -70 years: r') TA same day, at - her house in Edward-street, Cavendish ... . sq4a r ce, after a long and p.tinful illness, Mrs. Martha Hob - I • Or, 'Monday last,, the Rev. Mr., Lloyd, of the Hay, nor Breckpock. • lie was sp severeiy Wounded by being unfortu nately thrown from his horse, that he expired immediately,. •••••••••••• AL] T' form the 13 at th, friars For I N V 41 3 ( Can sma .A. 1 4tre